SME deep-tech commercialization
6 European H2020 organizations list this as part of their work.
Most active in this area
- BNOVATE TECHNOLOGIES SA
Swiss SME developing automated real-time E. coli sensors for continuous drinking water safety monitoring.
“BNovate successfully navigated the full SME Instrument Phase 1 → Phase 2 pipeline, demonstrating competence in EU-funded product development and market validation.”
SMECH2 projects - MARSTROM COMPOSITE AB
Swedish composite SME behind the TRIBLADE rotor blade concept, EU-validated from feasibility through large wind turbine demonstration.
“Marstrom successfully advanced through SME Instrument Phase 1 (feasibility) to Phase 2 (demonstration), demonstrating capacity to manage EU innovation funding cycles end-to-end.”
SMESE2 projects - SABIEDRIBA AR IEROBEZOTU ATBILDIBU DIGAS
Latvian SME developing dual-fuel CNG/LNG retrofit systems to modernize diesel locomotives and cut rail emissions.
“Successfully navigated the full SME Instrument trajectory — SME-1 feasibility then SME-2 full development — demonstrating commercialization capability.”
SMELV2 projects - SOLIGHT LTD
Israeli SME developing solar daylighting technology that replaces artificial lighting in commercial and residential indoor spaces.
“Solight followed the complete SME Instrument path — Phase 1 feasibility (€50,000) followed by Phase 2 innovation project (€1,064,438) — indicating a structured route from concept validation to market-ready product.”
SMEIL2 projects - ENERGYNEST AS
Norwegian SME developing modular industrial thermal batteries for energy storage, flexibility, and greenhouse gas reduction in heat-intensive industries.
“ENERGYNEST followed the full SME Instrument pathway — Phase 1 feasibility (TEStore) through Phase 2 full development (HEAT2VALUE) — demonstrating structured technology-to-market execution.”
SMENO2 projects - SP3H
French SME developing inline fuel sensors for engine optimization and smart clean vehicle systems, with two self-led H2020 projects.
“SP3H secured both SME-1 (feasibility, €50k) and SME-2 (implementation, €1.18M) funding, showing successful technology validation and scale-up.”
SMEFR2 projects